American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology · 2020 · 66 citations · 69 references
Health ProfessionsPediatricsSpeech-language PathologyDysphagiaPediatric Speech-language PathologySwallowing RehabilitationClinical Swallowing EvaluationClinical Swallowing ExaminationDysphagia AssessmentPediatric DysphagiaSwallowing AssessmentSwallowing DisordersAdult Swallowing AssessmentAssessmentsClinical Swallow EvaluationClinical Swallowing ScreeningDiagnostic Swallowing EvaluationPediatric Swallowing EvaluationPharyngeal Swallowing AssessmentSwallowing Quality Of Life
Purpose This clinical focus article considers the roles of the clinical swallow examination (CSE) as a clinically meaningful assessment method used in both adult and pediatric populations. Method This clinical focus article explores the utility of the CSE across the life span. Specifically, components, reliability, standardized assessments, and limitations of the CSE within the adult and pediatric populations are highlighted. Conclusions The CSE remains a crucial assessment tool for the speech-language pathologist. The experienced clinician can make important judgments regarding patient safety and function. If the CSE is conducted mindfully and methodically, findings can help chart the course of care for individuals needing additional assessment and possibly intervention.
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